Wealthy family offices are increasingly moving assets away from public stock exchanges and into private markets, according to a new report from IE University.
- Research indicates nearly half of family office portfolios are now allocated to private equity and private credit.
- Experts note that these entities prioritize discretion, which aligns with the opacity of private investments.
- The study, based on international surveys and interviews with 27 firms, highlights a lack of official registries for these offices.
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